Chemistry, 01.08.2019 15:30 sierravick123owr441
Will mark as brainliest. nh3 is nitrogen trihydride (ammonia) and bf3 is boron trifluoride. what is the name for alcl3 and why? a) aluminum chloride - it does not have the prefix "tri-" since it is ionic. b) monoaluminum trichloride - there is only one aluminum and it needs the prefix "mono-". c) aluminum trichloride - it has the prefix "tri-" since it has the same ratio as the other compounds. d) aluminum chloride - ionic compounds do not get a prefix on the first name if there is only one of that element.
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